Thanks Tony for the set (a set of first impression for me).

Mike and Fish goof off a little in the very beginning, otherwise the
opening is standard (kinda loose, actually).  Tempo is definitely on the
slow side.  A little screaming on Ebeneezer but not much..

Jam segment at 4:45 (late.. slow tempo).  Trey almost immediately
begins soloing by repeating some very groovy, funky licks o'er and
o'er, with ultra-rich phhhhaaaaat bass from Mike.  Very cool opening
to the jam (waaaay the hell better than 7/22/93, which I just listened
to).

Jam proceeds in a steady, somewhat-dragging tweezeresque fashion.
Trey climbs the 'doc slowly around 7 minutes, and then does it again
after a little hard-rock soloing.  Page's accompaniment is
particularly appropos given Trey's repeated steady climbs up the
scales of the 'doc... still, no enchantingly harmonious improv, or
anything especially awe-inspiring, in this version at all.

Around 8:45 or so Trey gets incredibly dull, repeating an awry
tweezeresque lick over and over and over.. but he drops it soon and
the jam spirals and twirls and double-backs like a decent average
Tweezer should.. one hell of a roller coaster ride (just not a
particularly melodious one).

THE NOTE at 10:34 or something, and then the typical dying out of the
tweezer theme ending.  Total time 11:24.  4.25 rating.

Eliza followed.. I'd love to hear Eliza *live* at some point. (yuh)

two cents
dirk420